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After the uprising was put down he fled to the nation of georgia. made himself useful to the government and played a mediator reportedly after other chechen militants took hostages and killed a bunch of people in the mountains of georgia. this guy sent in as a trusted figure the chechens would talk to bring about an end of the standoff on behalf of the georgian government and helpeds them in counter intelligence efforts against russia. it perhaps will not surprise you to hear while he was living in georgia he faced repeated attempts on his life he and associates blamed on russia 2009 reportedl...

Because of his past repeated attempts on his past requested protection from the german government. 2017 director of a nonprofit grune supported his asylum application to germany and the nonprofit chief wrote a letter to german immigration authorities on the man's behalf expressing concern for his siftsift y safety. the "new york times" obtained that letter saying he is so massively pursued by the russian side hit life is in danger and needs special protection. "i urge you are to grant his sperm protection and not send him back to where putin the long arm can reach him." the idea being you shou...

President, trump was violating the emoluments clause of the constitution. remember when americans didn't even have to know that the emoluments clause of the constitution explicitly says the president can't profit from business dealings with foreign countries? remember those innocent days? when that was a totally irrelevant part of the constitution because presidents wouldn't even try such a thing? anyhoo, that case that was filed against the president on the first full work day of the trump presidency, that was the first of several cases ultimately brought by a bunch of plaintiffs trying to ke...

After media things and connecting him and suggesting he had an important position within putin's inner circle, time for him to leave. >> yeah. time to disappear. >> he comes to the united states. he had an important position there. he's now in the united states. we tell -- now his kids know. now his wife knows. he's here living a, a decent life but we also tell the kids and we tell the family we're going to teach you english. right? so i know you speak russian but we'll teach you english. then assimilate you into american society. and the job you had back in russia you won't have the same job ...

Those people? what's the track record like? >> interesting. because under putin -- by the we, we bring in not only russians. right? we bring in others, chinese, iranians, north koreans and are responsible for their security for life. all right? and in terms of protecting them we have a moral responsibility, and i really mean this sincerely. people who work for us in place for that long and take those kind of risks that they take we want to assure that they are protected, that we take care of them and they live as good a life as they can for, you know, for the rest of their lives. >> that makes...